Design a framework
Structure, fixtures, config, reporting and reuse decisions you can defend in review.
Build production automation the way product teams expect it: TypeScript, a framework you design yourself, API coverage, CI/CD and AI-assisted authoring — not a tour of the Playwright API.
Part of path
Move from Manual QA to Automation
Structure, fixtures, config, reporting and reuse decisions you can defend in review.
Request-level tests, contract checks and setup through APIs instead of the UI.
Pipelines, parallelism, flake control, artifacts and failure triage.
AI-assisted authoring and maintenance, with the judgement to review what it writes.
Types, async, modules, tooling and the patterns tests actually use
Locators, assertions, fixtures, tracing, debugging, parallel execution
Request context, auth, data setup, contract-level checks
Architecture, page objects vs component models, config, reporting
Branching, reviews, pipelines, artifacts, flake and cost control
Generating, reviewing and maintaining tests with AI in the loop
Portfolio-grade framework, code walkthrough, mock interviews
Ravindran Ramdas
Practising Quality Engineer · years of experience —
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Also taught as specialist modules
Take the assessment first — it will tell you whether this program closes your real gap, or whether a full path serves you better.
Ask about the stack, the workload and whether your background is enough to keep pace.